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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-11-10

DEPUTY COLLECTOR MURPHY and In
der Sheriff Kruger succeeded in captur-
ing two illicit stills, one at Two Rivers
near the Tannery the other at Mishicott
near the county line. The discovery of
| the still at Mishicott was a clever piece
of work and shows unusual detective
ability. It was run by John Schewer
whose mother SO persistently stuck to
the business some years ago In a different
portions of the town. When Mr.. Murphy
charged Schewer with having still he
put on an air Of injured innocence and
told the officers to satisfy themselves by
an examination that the report was I'M
true. The whole house was searched but
nothing found A little cellar was visit
ed to which access was gained by little
trap door, just about large enough to adj
NIT the large dimensions of the officer
who returned covered with dust and baf-
fled. In room it was noticed that the
chimney support was closed by board
being nailed on the front. Procuring
hammer he took the board off and found
a stove pipe inside which came up
through the floor and entered the bot
tom of the chimney. 1t then became evil
dent there was a secret cellar, but an ex-
animation of the premises outside show
ed no door and there seemed to be no
means of reaching it through the floor.
The officers hardly knew what to do, they
had searched the floor carefully except
that of bedroom which was carpeted.
Murphy moved the bed, raised the carpet
and found the trap door. At this stage
Schewer left them and they proceeded to
demolish the still.
The still at Two Rivers was run by old
Kaufman who was arrested few years
ago for like offense and was let off with
light punishment in consideration of
his age and poverty. In short time
after his return he started his work of
illicit distilling again. It will be apt to
go hard with the old fellow this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24
Condensed Locals.

At the commencement OF Mt ST. Agnes Acad-
envy, at Mt. Washington, Baltimore County, Nd,
yesterday, the gold medal IN the senior class Of
Christian doctrine was awarded TO Miss Alicia
O,TooIe, OF this city. Rev. t. B. Hughes, OF this
At the commencement II Sc. Joseoh's Academy,
Emmetsburg, Md, yesterday, Miss Mary +. Joyce,
OF this city, was among the graduates and re-
Yesterday afternoon Mary White, alias Kenny
White indicted for HOUSEKEEPING, was convicted
In the published list Of eighth-grade pupils cer-
Tined Tor admission 10 the High school, the names
OK Maggie Underwood and Mary Gleeson, Of school
:, division 4, NJ E Martin, teacher were omitted.
VIM Andrew Freeman Lodge q. L. y. o. F. has
elected Officers as follows: E s, W. T. Brooking;
'. Co. Jn0. A. Pierre; v. Co., Jas. SewelI; p. y. g.
Walter Winfield; " F., Jno. n. SHINES; P. N. F.,
Iredk- Douglass
j. shillington sends early copies OF Harpers
Monthly and Scribner'S Magazine for July.
Notice IS given through the advertising columns
q TIE STAB Oy twenty retail cigar dealers that
they VIII close their places OF business ON sun
VINO agree T. close at . O'Clock on that dag.
The ROBERT Downing Shakespeare Club, has
the following officers: President. Karl Decker:
NLe-pTe,identS. Miss III. N. Lamb and Il. W.
Smiley: secretar and treasurer, IL. X. Upton
IAe Henry T. Bishop, The new excursion steamer
y run TO Lower Cedar Point, has arrived from
New YORK The steamer, which is go feet long,
|ith 80 feet Beam, has new aud powerful engines
time.
The fourth edition OF the ssWashinyton CITY
Postal Guide has just been completed a copy of
WHICH can be obtained or application to POST
m.siE- Conger or any letter-carr.er.
EDWARD W illtarnS, a ccloFed bell-boy at the Me-
trHpoitan Hotel was given 30 days In jail by Judge
s"eI to-day for asSaulting Richard Tyler, col
O.ed porter III the same hotel, With stick OF
wood
Those who leave the city during the summer can
ba'e The STAR mailed to then for any length OF
tsi'e aDG the address changed as often as desired
tEc subscription must be invariably paid in adj
vance
BE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World Is
ri nv nm r.
lie WEEKLY STAR IL IS !, handsomely printed
oloA Ok lS1 page, prorus;ly illustrated, with more
tl'sI lOO cOOreG maps and diagrams, and contains
q wealth OF general information. see advertise
A4eLt IL another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
1t is respectfully suggested that there are two
sides to every question, and the District Commits
s1oners viii do the fair thing If they consider the
side OF the people before they make any such
order as that said to be advocated by the water
department under which the use Of street sprink-
lerS would be restricted to thirty minutes. Those
Of our citizens occupying corner houses cannot
sprinkle their lawns In the time named II there
Is abuse in the use OF water there is remedy, and
it should be applied by the police. Your sensible
editorial advocating cleanliness during the hot
months was probably based upon the assumption
that there was an abundance Of water available
here, but the proposed order OF the water board
looks as though . water famine was impending.
Tue Potomac still flows by our doors; we have
water works which cost, heaven only knows how
many millions; we pay large taxes, and think we
are entitled to something more than thirty min
utes' use OF the water in hot weather II the hon.
Orable water board will cOndeScend to receive a
suggestion would invite its attention to the waste
OF water in the Government Departments, navy
yard, engine houses, hotels and the somewhat too
frequent breaks in pipes put down under the SUI
pervision OF water board officials, as subjects more
worthy Of attention than occasional use of street
sprinklers. G. w. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24
TEA Gossip. No. =.

Use He-No Tea because IL is pure. IL you cues
ton its purity, ASK your doctor about IT, The
EeNo Tea OF 81, now being sold al, over the city
l. the best you ever drank.
II you like fne flavor In tea, then try He-No
It's flavor IS the natural one, and the tea OF 81 is
the finest you ever drank.
Every cent OF the cost Of He-No Tea is to be
found In the drinking Qualities. Nothing Is paid
Tor appearance. Try the Tea OF ~. IL may sur
prise YOU Farmers, buy Your tea ike yOI buy
yOur hOrSa-oecause he is good worker ueNo
Tea VIII do twenty-fOur hours work a day and
never tire. You viii be surprised when you try
the tea oi 81.
Pure Tea Ike He-No IS a great temperance
t'tcher. IL viii do more good than talking and
tie tea OF 81 Is the best of all.
Pure tea IS the poor mans friend. tt is economy
u Use IL three times day; IL makes food go far
tAer- The He-NO OF - is better than ever before
one trial Will satisfy you OF the truth OF this.
MARTIN GILLET & Co.,
Established ISL
Baltimore, Md.
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CITY ITEMS.



II you get the chance!!!
Won't you buy? Saturday only:
Nice clear crystal tumblers for &c.
Large painted cuSpadOrs for &c.
Seven pin hat rack for &c.
Ten pin hat rack for &c.
Extra large scrub brush for sc.
80 clothes pins for &c.
Good wooden potato Washers &c.
Mexican grass hammock for CSC.
10 piece English-decOrated toilet set for $2.3S.
3 piece decorated tin toilet set for CSC.
French China cups and SaucerS for 75c.
2-str1ng broom for &C.; 3-strtng for 14c.
An elegant string broom for 21c.
Extra large-blOck tin dish pan &c.
Handsome cut glass berry sets CSC.
Crystal salt and pepper shakers &c.
Unique and new single tumbler trays 1Oc.
Square shape cOlOred berry SaucerS sc.
COlOred glass berry bowls only 29c.
Covered chamber pals in cOlOrS only csc.
Red folding garden chairs only 75c.
Ash folding garden chairs only 69c.
Japanned dust pan and brush for lie.
WhiSk broom, backing and shoe brush for 21c
Modern shades ON patent rollers for 29c.
Above goods on sale Saturday only.
Above goods on sale Saturday only.
At The FAIR, Sl2 7th ST. n. W.,
(GOldschmid's old stand).
Baby carriages at reduced prices.
RefrigeratOrS at reduced prices.
Trunks at reduced prices.
Have you read all the items?
The FAIR, S12 9TH st. NV,
FRANKIE & Co., Proprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

wAsEINGroS BEATEN BY DETROIT. BOSTON By INDIAN.
APoLIs, AND NEW YORK BY PiTTsBURG
The WashingtOns yesterday lost their third
successive game TO the hard-hitt1ng Detroits. II
was an improvement over the two previous con-
tests, however, for the Statesmen put the Wolyer-
ines on their mettle, and the result was score OF
4 o. The Detroits made hits and errors. and
the visitors the same number OF errors and but
one less hit. O'Day pitched very effectively and
Dealy caught without an error. Daily the new
man from Philadelphia, played right neid.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia and Chicago played thirteen inn
lngs, and each side had scored runs when dark
ness stopped the game. Boston and INDIANAPOLIS
had ten-inning contest, and the HOLSTERS came
OUT ahead, 10 10 9. while the New York Giants cot
check from PittSburg, 8 to2,
There were three American Association oonnoe
baitlmore won from the Athletics, 6 to A. and the
81. Louis Champions kept company with a victory
over cleveland IL to 3. Cincinnati held its win
ming gait by beating Louisville. 3 to j. "AD-
foiio~ing Is the standing OF the clubs to date:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Mr.. ELDERS NEW HOrEI.-M. L Eder OF this city
is having T. f. Schneider the architect nrenayrs
plans for new hotel 10 be erected at ocean Grove
n. j. The building VIII be designed In the Old
colonial style: IL VIII occupy q ground space 100
by Sd feet and Will be I'VE stories high. Tine site
adloins Mr. Eders present house, the aWaveriy,n a
name which MI: Eder Will carry with him TO the
new building. 1t Is about 100 feet nom the beach
and its towers antique gables, high-pitched roofs
balconies, quaint chimney tops and verandas viii
give lt q striking appearance.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anusenlenfs Tonight.
-ALBACGH'S-"La Belle Helene"
NATIoNAI.-"A Night in Venice"
kERNAN's.-yar1ety
EARRIS'.-''Sam1 OF PoSen."
MANASSAS PANORAMA-Day and evening"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

WASHINGTON CLERGYMEN ATTEND CEREMONY
IN BALTIMOEE.-In Baltimore yesterday Rev. Ber-
nard j. McManus pastor Of st. Johns Catholic
church, Eager and Valley streets, was invested
with the rank and insignia Of monsignor. The
ceremony was performed by Cardinal Gibbons
rome DousherIy, p. l.. Chapelle, p. Burch, f. P.
keryick, j. +. Mackin, j. McNaliy, j. +. Donohue,
G. W. DeviDe, j. Walter, and S. Ryan, OF this CITY,
signor was read during the ceremony by Rev. Dr.
Chapelle, OF this city, both in Latin and English
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Gents Ribbed Bicycle Hose. 81: Boys,
Soc, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th II.

Read the following list of special bargains
offered for tomorrow only at s. w. Augenstein's,
ST., $40 and S21 18th street: Our prices Rerr1g-
orators and Trunks are fully 25 per cent lower
than those Of our would-be competitors Call and
see. Twelve-quart Block Tin Dlshpan, 23c; IT.
quart, 31c.; half dozen Crystal Table TumblerS.
17c.; half dozen new shapes ColOred Ice Cream
ner Plates 34c.; new styles Decorated Tea Sets,
1924, worth 81 half dozen plain Crystal Goblets,
21c:; Han and Window Shades on spring rollers all
Water Bucket and 30 ClOthespins, &c.,; Garden
Tools, with long handles, lac. per set. No reason
Carriages.
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BLIND PAIrERSON,s BIG PENSION
Important Arrests by a Special Agent
OF the Pension Office.

DIR. MILLS AND JOHN LAIDLow CAPTURED IN vIR-
GINIA-To BE TAKEN TO ELMIRA, n. r, FOR TRIAL
There have recently appeared in THE STAR and
pension arrearages to an old and sghtless soldier
known as "Blind" Patterson, OF Elmira, N. Y, and
the subsequent discovery that the claim was q
fraudulent one. 1t appears that DR.. Robt. n. Mills
formerly of Greene County, Va, and well known
In this city for some years past was the agent in
the case. 1t is alleged that he promised a man
81, 900 to make certain false AFFIDAVIT in the case
which AFFIDAVIT was made; and that after Mills
had secured the bulk Of Patterson's money he left
New York. neglecting to pay this 81 900, and that
the affiant gave Information OF the fraud. The
police department in this city received telegram
on the nth inst, asking that Mills be arrested.
Mills had been at the st. James Hotel that morn
ing, but had left on the Southern train. Surmis-
ing that he was on his way to his former home in
Greene County, they gave the information to the
Pension Office. One OF the special agents of that
office. Mr.. Jacobs left here Wednesday and found
maker, who is alleged to have made the other
fraudulent afidavit had joined Mills the day after
bis arrival in Greene County. and that they were
Orange Courthouse. Calling In the aid OF Sheriff
Ricketts,, OF Orange County, the arrest OF Dr. Mills,
Mrs. Mills and Laidlow was effected Mr.. Jacobs,
with the sheriff and Mr.. WalfOrk, arrived in this
city with the prisoners last night, and they were
taken to the Sixth Precinct station and the two
Mills person $3.50, and it was ascertaned that Dr..
Mills had paid OF q mortgage OF 81, 700 on his
hotel in New York, and had bought farm for his
sister in Greene County, Virginia. Mrs. Mills as
serts that she knew nothing OF DR.. Mills connec-
ton with the case, and did not know there was
any suspicion OF wrong about it till she read the
statements in the papers last Sunday week. DR..
Mills does not deny his connection with the case,
but asserts that as far as he was concerned there
was no fraud about it, and that he can Satisfac-
tOriy explain everything and adds that he is
anxious for speedy and 1ull investigation. The
two men will be taken by the officers to Emira
day: Mrs. Mills is not held in custody, but will
likely with her husband
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Gents Percale Shirts. With Collars, Soc
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th H. 1

At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, nth H.
We are Offering fine old rye whisky
straight from the distillery), $3.50 g and $3.50
per gallon, according to age and quality. Black
berry brandy Gordon DilwOrth's), 75c per bot
tie; splendid article to have in the house during
warm weather; bottle may save a doctors bill !;
secure bottle. We have also secured for the
supply for tomorrow; sc. straight Zinfaudel
claret, California Kieslng wine, sugars strictly at
cost. See advt. in Critic paper for other articles
n. T. METZGER & BRO,
AT 7th st. n W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

Publications. for The % htrS commencing ~ 3 n, m
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware Mary.
land ana Virginia, westerly Winds becoming
variable, fair weather. nearly stationary temper,
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

dOw brick house. centaininr rooms and cellar
sai, g%FShsssT: price, ssooS DhSESRappSshfsiR' {
EoR sAI.E-l3o4 10TH ST. NV: 500. ooo-I WILL
sell at above price and on terms 10 suit this ele
for my own occupancy IJohn Fraser architect Davd-
b n5 fos sIis 6f e .s sr hFss y
EoR sALE-TwENTY-FTyE BRICK DWELLINGS
- ~ the northwest, now being built; Price FROM
isF bulletin and examine plans, DANENHoWsR STts
ooN. lilo ST. le2-lm
EoR. SALE TEN NEW BRICK DWELLINGS.
500 each easy terms. DANEShoWEki $50 SON. =
LILO ST. je2-lmo
TOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. TWO SMALL BRICK
sIti nor sssfi 81 iST fh
3 Attention. OF PARTIES
residences near Dupont Circle, is called TO the two
peled Nos l74o and l74s s., n w: 6ard SSed
finished handsomely freseoed and strictly hrstciass
0wh asrsS sds i4R s sSN
INoR SALE-TwO-SToRY AND CELLAR DOUBLE
water lot eosi5o Eanler Her i price s. aa cold
IlLb6 a RtTHERFokD.
ST. NV. s3s. 500 l9thnrDupcnt cir coo
18TH ST H. 1000 st, bet9thS 10th IL, 900
Vermont ave. 900 Nj St. near 9th. 900
Iowa Circle 30 900 . st near l2th - 1 ooo
St, near 10th. 20. 900 18th St. 800
Nj ST. near 18th. $4,000 L ST. near 10Th D 600
Medium and low-priced Houses in ali parts of the
CITY. Choice Building Lots on Massachusetts, ave, NJ
ST. 10Th St, New York ave Select Lots Forest Glen
Park, Whitney Close, Mintwood and all suburban sub
ulNlslolis GEO T. GOFF,
9eII-1m 1920 New York ave.
F99dR; sA y F ST l4RyyE CHEAP 500
I4l1 ST. n with side lot 4 i. 600
Fine new house on 10th St. Baine's II 600
al Pa ave, Srs., mod imps- 800
g. ST. NV. rs lot il; by AZ QUO
A. number large and small houses all sections Of
the city Call aud see Ine before buying
my25-3m GEO ". LINkINS, 10Th and III SITS. n W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E0R SALE-Two-S STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
Il mouse almost new: modern improvements.
cars and herdics- Inquire premises 14o st. se-
after pm teoi-.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORsEs.-Thomas Dowling's
sae OF horses tomorrow a. IL O'Clock, In front Of
n4s auction rooms Is worthy the attention OF pr-
sdte buyers as Wei as contractors See advertise
ment Tor particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

SUBURBAN PROPERTY 10th street extended
near ksnesaw ayenue-3o,0Oo square feet,-wili
- Sois1 To- morrow al o pm. by Duncanson Bros
MS ground oyerlooks the city and Is rapidly im-
PROVING. .
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BARGAINS in odd suits at George spransy,s.

So BABY CARRIAGE for $3.50. S. HoKow1rz, 70
sth Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24

We must have supplied the greater portion of
the young population OF Washington with Low
Shoes and Slippers Judging from the quantity we
have sold during our "Mark Down No. g" While
we have sacrificed our profits 1t Is extremely graf
flying TO see how well advertisements attract:
1t must be on account OF our well-knOwn rule ITO
advertise only facts We shall now give the big
folks chance for bargains by means OF our Marx
Down No. 5. Read City Items. VIM Hahn Co
S16 18th st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
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e-otA1ers and tailors, cor. 9TH and E.
HABS's MARX Down No..
begins tomorrow.
Greatest Bargains ever known in Reliable Foot
wear.
Mark
Reg. Down
Price. Price.
Gents finest Custon-made Low Shoes
in any style. $3.50 $500
Genuine Calf, Low Ties and Button. 40 80
Hand-welJ Seryiceable Low Shoes. 1-15 1.:35
Flexible Low Shoes for ONCE wear..... 1.25 9s
Ladies' Celebrated Ed5On Ties. ..-..... 800 2.6o
LADIES' patent trimmed Oxfor1s 1900. zoo LAS
Best hand-sewed NewportS, with low
heels and broad toes. ............. 200 LAS
Ladies' handmade Oxfords, common
sense or opera shape. ............ 125 9S
Oxford Ties, patent feather tips LIS so
Handmade Kid OxfOrdS ......... LOO IS
Doago.a Kid Opera Shp,rs, French heel LOO 30
VIM HAHN d Cos,
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
SIG 9Th ST. and 1922 Pa. ave.
s1.SJ HANCOCK. IA feet long, for n cents, at s.
HoEo"lIZ, 80 9th street
s11 BABY CARRIAGE for $40, at S. HoRow1Tz,
$50 9Th street.
CHnDRES's SUITS reduced to $3.50 that others
sell at $50 EIsEMAN Bros, cor. 9TH and E.
n. HENSON ( SONS. corner 18th ST. and Penn.
ave-. Chir1pOiists, Manicure, and Dermatologists.
Corns and 6Glion5 % cents each. open until .
p III.
Tth sJrC-J.
tNGL!sil SEEKSUCKER COAT AND VEST $50, at
Nathan l. Iiosfil0cIss sos 9TH street northwest.
y GooDserviceable Boys Suit reduced to s. which
other houses call cheap at $3.50. ElSEMAN Bros,
manufacturers, cor. 7Lh and E.
FINE LINE u Fancy Straw Mattings at 1oS and
lJc per &rd. W. Il. MOSES a SON.
sl25 HAMMOCK, IA feet long, guaranteed to hold
OtO pOuni.a, . cents at 5. HORowITZ, $50 It'll st.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PRINCE ALBERT SUITS re-
Oaced 10 SI4.so. Nathan l. Rosenberg, sos 9TH NV.
NEW STYLE in summer clothing. Geo. Spransy.
JUsT RECEIVED a new lot OF Gamers French Per-
Gaze Shirts, collars and pair OF cuffs with each
sllFl- Price, $1.oO. Francs. Cor. 9TH and ID.
OFFICE CoArs, fast colors, 25c. Nathan L RoS-
enberg sos 9TH street northwest.
FoR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
20 10 John K Kelly, stan 62s, 6.s9 and $50 center
l.1rAet, and zoe and POS Northern Liberty market.
REDUCED TO $40 suits that other dealers offer as
bargains at So, at EISEMAN Bros, corner 9TH
and Z.
TWENTY PER CENT SAVED by buying your boys
clothing at Nathan l. RosenbergS, sos 9TH st. NV.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempers, 453 Pa ave.
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.THE RusH

TIE RusH
For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced Think care
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come. and going
rapidly. In these days good old fash
ion honesty is rare. therefore you will be
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honesty in quality and price. with
new, fresh styles in Mems and Boy's
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est Buyers cannot put their money in
more liberal hands You need not accept
our statements we back them with
goods and prices. Our s12. ais. els
suits. must be seen: you cannot imagine
from an advertisements Can say we
have seen suits sold At much more
money that viii not bear comparison
with these.
Tailoring department on second ana
third floors.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
my31 go PENNSYLVANIA aytn
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SPECIAL Nor,cr

Special Nor1cE.
During the months Of June, July and August
srlcIy casn customers who buy $500 over in Dry
Goo9S Will receive pair OF handsome DAMASK
IOMELS These elegant Towels all pure linen,
very nne quality, immense size, yard and quar-
Yer Iong and decorated with handsome wide border,
worth 81 pair.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS RARaAINa
DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.
BEAUTlFUL LAWNS, nearly one yard wide, finest
Qu9aHHty, worth IL He, reduced to SC.
BEAUTlFUL LAWNS, new Styles &C.
FRENCH LAWNS, loo.
LINEN LAWNS, 15c.
FIGURED SATINES in short enda worth 90 "a,
duced to lOc.
BEAgTIFUL LACE DRESS GOODS. immense
wldtn double the width Of single width dress goods
AL pure Wool, worth 75c., reduced to 37Hc
12>sc:, reduced to nc.
5Oc reduced to 37kc.
FANCY SILKS. 374 10 and 45c
B si SuRAH SILKS cash value. 671<c.. reduced
BEAtTIFgL DRESS GOODS, in Pi.,ds, stsipsa
checks s nd fansE Styles IL yards for "ply S2
SoSS a Err / TIT Ezs FER ssss
SoS 4 ~ ( Z + Err 3 + sues
js23 IA MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH Ct.
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POSITIVE AUCTION SALE OF splendid invest
HtDt real estate, next TO corner and LIST streets
northwest, takes place Tomorrow, Saturday, at d
pn--See advertisement
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THE FIRE YEsTERDAY.-A fire which broke out
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. W. +,
GutndOn, 921 D street, as mentioned in The STAR
was much more disastrous than at first reported.
Mr.. Guindon was absent at the time, but his wife,
delicate Lady, rushed through the flames, closed
doors and windows to shut of the draft and
thereby prevented greater damage, but she was
severely burned about the face in her efforts The
clothing OF Mr.. GuindOn and family, including his
ch1ldren's wardrobes was so damaged as to be
practically useless, together with their household
goods. The damage TO the house. which Is owned
by Mr. StllSOn HutchinS, Is estimated at $3.50, and
Mr.. GuindOn puts the whole loss at 81, $50 The
prompt arrival OF the fire department and the skill
and vigor with which the former worked pre-
vented III all probability a very extensive confia-
grafton.